This may not be precise enough for your needs but I've had occasion to give a client a WMV file from which he could make notes on cuts using the playback timing, visible in the player window. It's also useful if there is distance involved, because sometimes it can be emailed and if it's too large for that, FTP'd to a mutually accessible server.
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